Wanted - Fundraising and Business Development Officer

A unique and exciting opportunity has arisen at the Welsh Refugee Council. We are looking for a Fundraising and Business Development Officer to help shape and develop the capacity and infrastructure of the organisation.

Details of the role:

Job Title: Fundraising and Business Development Officer

Reporting to: Executive Director of Resources

Scale & Salary: £25,490 + 5% pension

Term: Job ending March 2022

Hours: 35 hours per week (Monday to Friday)

Location: Cardiff (some travel to other WRC offices may be required)

The main purpose of the role is to help grow new and existing sources of income, and to support business development and fundraising. The postholder will support the senior management team in implementing a fundraising and income generation strategy, with the aim of securing income to deliver the organisation’s mission and contributing to its sustainability. To be successful in this role you will need to have demonstrable experience of successful fundraising and business support, be enthusiastic and driven, identifying and pursuing new business opportunities for the organisation as well as provide excellent project management. You will also need to have excellent communication and interpersonal skills to ensure that these opportunities become a reality.

Deadline to submit Applications: 11:00am on 31st May 2019

Shortlisting: 3th June – 4th June 2019

Invitation to interview: 5th June 2019

Interview date: Monday10th June 2019

If you think this role is just right for you, download and complete the application and equal opportunities form, then email it to kasia@wrc.wales. Alternatively, you can post the completed forms addressed to: The Fundraising and Business Development Officer Role, Kasia Napierala, Welsh Refugee Council, 120-122 Broadway, Cardiff, CF24 1NJ.

For over 25 years, we have been speaking out on behalf of those who are fleeing persecution, conflict and oppression. We empower asylum seekers and refugees to build new futures in Wales and help create a society where respect and equality for all are paramount.